Arsenal have been one of the most active Premier League teams in the summer transfer window so far and the most exciting thing is, they aren't finished yet.
The Gunners have signed six players this summer with around £192.6million spent. Viktor Gyokeres, Martin Zubimendi and Noni Madueke are the star-studied arrivals with Cristhian Mosquera, Christian Norgaard and Kepa Arrizabalaga following them.
July was a hectic month for transfer business and with just under four weeks until the transfer window closes, there remains a number of question marks scattered around Mikel Arteta's squad.
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football.london understands that a third attacking player would be a welcomed addition at the Emirates Stadium. There is also a necessity to sell players to add further reinforcements.
The futures of Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard could have a huge role in what future signings are made. football.london understands thatEberechi Eze is their primary target in the final weeks of the window and the Crystal Palace star would slot in at left wing.
In the last week, interest has surfaced in 19-year-old Rennes defenderJeremyn Jacquet but a move for him isn't expected to materialise unless Oleksandr Zinchenko or Jakub Kiwior depart.
Zinchenko was previously on the radar of Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan but Fulham are now reportedly keen. A move to Portugal for Kiwior never came off the ground with FC Porto opting to spend significantly less to sign Jan Bednarek from Southampton.
There is also scope for Reiss Nelson, Albert Sambi Lokonga, Karl Hein and Fabio Vieira to all leave on a permanent basis. If all is well, Arsenal could sell at least five first-team players.
Exits are likely to spark movement in the Gunners' hope of further incomings. Alongside Eze,the north Londoners have been linked with Rodrygo, Kang-in Lee, Fermin Lopez and Ademola Lookman.
Arsenal are not just looking to strengthen their first-team. After missing out on Will Wright from Salford City to Liverpool, a second bid for Blackburn Rovers' Igor Tyjon has been rejected, as per The Athletic.
The 17-year-old could follow goalkeeper Remi Lupinski, who has joined the Gunners' academy after agreeing a two-year scholarship.
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